TESC, COSC or EXCL? 2012

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No problem, Dcan. The PDF version has definitely pointed me in a good direction as far as FEMA and ALEKS goes. BTW, it would also be advantageous to bring up with TESC that 3 of ALEKS' courses are upper level if anyone has yet to apply. The only ones that ACE has advised to be UL are all the Stats courses, so that may be something to try & have any of the 3 evaluate "properly" if they dont consider them to overlap.

I also found a few other resources for people to find UL/LL regionally accredited credits. Some of them arent exactly cheap, but they arent outrageous either and could be helpful if money isnt so much of an object. I'll leave it to you guys to google them and find the links yourself. Some of them are similar to Straighterline.

Clovis Community College - $39/credit hr if you live in the region. $89 non-resident. LL only. FAFSA eligible.
CalCampus - $230/credit hr UL credit if you can afford it.
Test Drive College - Free? Not too sure on this one. LL only. FAFSA eligible.
Independent Study of Idaho - $100/credit hr flat fee. UL credits available.
Edukan - $130/credit hr flat fee. LL only.

On a side note, I'm really hating my Intro to Stat Aleks course right now........ :-|

Anyway, hope the info helps.